Fort Lauderdale arrivals, handled like family

A lot of my clients discovered Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International by accident, through a cheaper fare or a better flight time, and then discovered me because getting from FLL to Miami without a plan is no fun. The airport sits just off I-95 and US-1 about 27 miles north of Downtown Miami, and with me waiting inside the terminal, the whole journey door to door usually takes well under an hour.

FLL has four terminals in a horseshoe. Terminal 1 is Southwest and United, Terminal 2 is Delta, Terminal 3 is JetBlue and most of the domestic carriers, and Terminal 4 handles Spirit and the bulk of international arrivals. I confirm your terminal from the flight number you give me, park in the garage across from it, and wait for you just past baggage claim with your name up. If your bags are slow, that is what my included waiting time is for.

From FLL I go wherever you need: down to Miami Beach or Brickell, up to Boca Raton and Palm Beach, west to Weston. The fare is fixed before we leave, tolls and parking included, so the I-95 express lanes I use to save you twenty minutes never show up as a surprise line item. Families flying into FLL for a cruise out of PortMiami are some of my favorite pickups; I time the run so you board with time to spare and none to waste.

And if you are comparing this to a rideshare from FLL to Miami, ask anyone who has stood in that app pickup line on a Friday. My clients walk out to a chauffeur who already knows their name, their destination, and how they take the air conditioning. The difference costs less than you think.